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  1. (Negative) concord and head directionality in Western Armenian

    … involved. Negative morphemes, complementizer heads, and additive markers are optional in Western Armenian. These concord structures bring about some issues regarding head directionality. Western Armenian is a generally head-final language. Certain domains exhibit both head-initial and …

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  2. Use of a Thematic Template in L2 Korean Relative Clause Comprehension

    … made errors primarily due to the difference in head-directionality between L1 English and L2 Korean, resulting in structurally constrained internal relations in Korean. In typical RC sentences, case markers are employed, requiring the parser to accommodate case-informed NVNV sequences during …

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  3. Morphosyntactic variation and contact: A comparative view from Daco-Romance

    … assuming that Latin spoken in Dacia had strong head-initial tendencies, similarly to what happened across the Balkans, while the rest of late Latin/early Romance speaking territories were still oscillating between a head-final and a head-initial syntax, although even in the case of the latter …

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